Broadway Market

I love this market but it’s very sad to see the impact Covid has had and a lot of the traders told me they are struggling , getting no pitch fee reduction and may not be able to continue much longer . The overseas tourists are not there and some people are still cautious which has impacted these hardworking massively . Help them out and shop here if you can .

This place absolutely buzzes, with a friendly, multi cultural, happy vibe. The stalls sell mainly food, with some interestingly different craft stalls interspersed among them. Retro clothes, baby wear, dog treats, rugs, woodware, plus takeawayfood. Each side of the stalls are wonderful shops, really niche foods from all over the world. It was packed when we went, all sorts of languages from all over the world.
Good pubs and restaurants as well, pizza place is ace.
It's not cheap, but it is fabulous.
Full credit to Hackney Council for running such a wonderful market.
Bloody Mary's in the Dove are worth coming for on their own!!

This part of London is buzzing! A real mix of hipsters and crackheads. The market is ok, not East End barrow boys but friendly enough.
Lots of places to eat.
Watch out for cyclists without lights at night and don't talk to wide eyed strangers.

Great market with lots of little restaurants and bars. My friend live in the area and we went there one night. Drinks in one place, dinner at another and a few more drinks and dancing at the last place. We had a great night. Place really comes alive at night!

Brilliant market, mostly food but a few other stalls. Really great morning out trying new foods. It’s not cheap but nice for a treat. The fresh coconut milk was something I’ve never tried before, loved it. Really close to the station

A good old fashioned street market and turning into something akin to a favourite hipster marketplace. The market is very compact consisting on basically one street, just to the south of London Fields. The old fashioned market is only open on Saturdays though, on the other days, the stalls disappear and only the local still hipster-ish shops are there.

There's a good mix of stalls selling food, handicrafts, clothes and specialist foods. A vegetarian or vegan should have no problem with choice of food here. If not in one of the stalls then almost certainly in one of the many permanent cafes and restaurants. A great place for a half day wander around on a weekend.

Even if you don't have anything you need to buy, strolling through the Broadway Market is a MUST DO because it gives you a great perspective about everyday London. Lots of prepared food if you are hungry!

Wonderful fun day at Broadway Market. The street vendors are all so friendly and such a diversity of foods. Had fantastic lunch from various stalls. Free parking was a bonus.

I absolutely love Broadway Market. As a Hackney local, its proximity never ceases to delight me. With smiling traders with some truly fantastic produce dotted all around the market and a general air of joie de vivre, this is Hackney at its absolute best. Whether you want to find wonderful olive oil, crusty, freshly baked bread or simply really good, organic vegetables, this is the place to come for them. I should mention that Broadway Market is almost always best enjoyed whilst mildly hungover, but after a restorative Bloody Mary - extra spicy - at nearby Tuyo or Bistrotheque. You will find that the combination puts you in a brilliant mood, come rain or shine. The collective mood of Broadway Market visitors is that of a people who really appreciate having something so great in the area, and I am so glad to regularly be a part of it. 

Visited Broadway Market anticipating gluten free treats and I was not disappointed! Whether you are vegan, gluten free or just looking for good food Broadway Market is the place to visit! Reasonably priced and there is a great variety of food for all different types of cuisines and allergens.